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HomeMy WebLinkAboutJ.L Towne Subdivision212 Tenth Avenue South T� �pwM-R J -U -B E-NGII\.IEERS, INC. Nampa, Idaho 83651 Mr. Marvin Bodine, President City Council City of Meridian 72.8 Meridian Street Meridian, Idaho 33642 Dear Mr. Bodine: February 20, 1976 Proposed Leonard McFadden. Development on West 70 Street e l e p h o ne: 4ftdM$,3c-888-2821 467-5252 As you requested we have reviewed the above-mentioned development and herewith respectfully offer our analysis and recommendations. Basically the situation directly involves four parcels of land; namely Dots 6 and 7, .Block 2 of the J. L. Towne Subdivision, and two parcels of undevel- oped agricultural land generally bounded. by ?~Test Seventh, Cherry Lane, West Fourth Street (extended) and West Washington Avenue. The owner of the two lots and the Westerly portion of the agricultural land now proposes to place homes on the lots. Because the parcels of agricultural land, particularly that par- cel on the East side of the Hunter Lateral, have very limited access options available, we are of the opinion that development of the said too lots involve several significant- factors and a very cautious approach is needed. In our analysis we have developed the following information.: a. Both, you and the City Clerk reported that the City did require that an access be required through the J. L. Towne Subdivision to the agricultural parcels at the time J. L. Towne Subdivision, was approved. To that end Mr. McFadden purchased the two lots in question. We have been unable to find that a roadway easement was ever dedicated and therefore must conclude that an access does not presently exist. b. Tinder the existing subdivision ordinance, Section .9-611 of the City Code, "Any change in street location will require an a_iended plat for that portion of the plat that is affected". C. A roadway and other city utilities, such as public water and public sewer line construction will be necessary under current City development policies. In view of our analysis of the situation we respectfully offer the fol- lowing recommendations for your consideration. ENGINEERING—PLANNING—SURVEYING ve .J- U -B ENGINEERS, INC. 212 10th Ave, so. - Nampa, Idaho 83651 Mr. Marvin Bodine -2--- February 20, 1976 a. We concur with the reported position of the Council, and access is badly needed to the undeveloped land to the Fast of the lots in question. b. As Lots 6 and 7, Block 2 of J. L. Towne Subdivision are the only remaining undeveloped lots alone, the West boundary of the agricultural tracts, the access should be required through the lots in accordance with the original_ approval as given for the subdivision. c. As construction of public utilities and a new street are involved, the developer should be required to r.eplat the two lots 3.n conformance wit1-1 the City Code. (We would suggest and recommend that the "short form" of platting as al] -owed in Ada County could be considered as adequate for replattin.g the t -u -o lots in question.) d. In addition, the developer should be required to submit appropriate drawings, tentative plat (this should be el:tended to include a concept of a. portion of the undeveloped land to the East), final plat, development plans, etc., as required by.the City Code for new development - e. We recommend that the City continue to adhere to the Ada Countv Ilighway District- (ACHD) policy of requiring road construction to be designed and constructed as new development occurs. In summary we are recommending that the developer in this situation 'be treated on an equal basis with any new developer where platti=ng or, in this case, replatting is required. If you have any questions, please contact us. Sincerely, J=U-B ENGINEERS, Inc Sumner M. Johnson, P.E. SMJ/dly ADA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ROY MURPHY, CHAIRMAN LEON FAIRBANKS RULON SWIENORN C LARECNGE A: PLANTING. CL.K"K I ,ADA COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION LOWELL S. FLITNER, CHAIRMAN' LYNN M. ROGERS, E% -OFFICIO MEMBER AND DIREGYQR S. M, BARTON GEORGE S. DAVIS T. H. EBERLE 'I 7 MARTIN A. HAN$ON _ 7� CHARLES F. HUMMEL CARL H, BAILEY WILLIAM W. GARTIN PAUL. L. OPENS H. WESTERMAN WHILLOCK 'COUNTY O F ADA DR. F. R. DIXON COURT HOUSE 8015E, IDAHO ?larch 29, 1967 Mr.. Herald J. Cox, Clerk City of Meridian City Tall Meridian, Idal.to Re: Restrictive. Covenants Dear Pyr. Cox: An examination. was made of our records and enclosed . herewith is a copy of the restricti.v,e covenants applicable to the J . L. Towne Subdivision and the V%elker Sub(livision. lith respect to the Niday's.2nd SubdivisiaA the'::, restrictive covenants are in the form of a notation on the flat, which notes that all suhsecluent sales are ;:found by the restrictions contained :in the Warranty Decds recorcied. in Book 321. page 265 and in Boo}. 329 page 169 of Dce:ds, a copy of, which is Enclosed hcrein. The Wilson first Subdivision was vacated in I9'10 aTid the Wilson Second Subdivision was declicateci in 1910 anc:i annexed into the City of Meridian in 1954. 'There ,oes.n't appear to be any covenants aa:)Falicable to this subd:i,vis,ion. Very truly your , L ltil'11] M. i;o4'Crs; Ri1i.%'GCto'r Likl ft : n. h �i J Enclosure.-, Meridian Planning and, Zoning February 24, 1976 Meeting called to order by Tlal­rman W. D. Sla—ver. Don Roberts, Acting Chairiiani the bsence of the Members presen : ar ow e ; Owen os ; Don Pre -hearing discuss on. Traffic and Water were diE;cusse4 in relation to the annex4tion cf Tromburg- Gentry and Lane o erclal-­Un--Exst TWIrview. The water lanes would be Laid br o p7omise the developer at such time ol water br se a7= as they need a time in o ve in the annexation. _ s ridvisable a emp oep an zn er�.or roa w t' av i s or the extension to the East to ocust Grove for Gruber and Badley. —Thi—s--would a vza a conge ionn asrvxew By eac isiness venture entering the roadway at diff rent ocati ns. 8:00 P.M. came. ThE Commission entered the hearing room. Others Present:. Le ngrd nd 61 ora McFadden; Allen Gentry; John Tromburg; vai Lane; howard Friend; Laurence e; arva_n Bodine; - Richard illi s; Richard Orton. Leonard McFaddan -n n F +n [`ilfi� a matter of -4 IQVIRI( two- buildings in- .the -Yawn Subd vsiga. , Mr. McFaddan stated that there s a 60 foot roadway rovi ed off West 4th street wbich__he__doez__no_t_)wn_bu' has been provided as--� area developed. He has the promise from Mr. Pacc for an access to Cherry lane. This would involve a land -out g _. Mr. McFadden wants to bui d on of 6 and 7 without leaving a roadway access at the area o es lots into is property lying to the as . Mrs. McFaddan stated that she felt that they should not be required to e an access acrossEe r aua a property. Mr. Roberts stated that the fact that Mr. Towne had not provided an access at the time o is v siari ou no �e good p a ming to a ow a u ing - to block an access important at in to the asthetic vale of Codes require , 00 's re or e aining land. s in oc it bi'nte ou t- length. Without an cces the mer an to W r'opfx 7th Street, the blo k le th w uld be y—ast_o�e Towne uubdi sion Mr. Riddlemoser.�t-tonct the McFaddans shoul be r quire to give up good sal able lots _ o develop _ are this Mr. McFadden does n wan to change lot 6 and 7 in y w y and this is within -- his--Iegal- r� g s. -- y s ctac esses are Za�m� e sn r. a n pra er y s��_ the Towne Subdivisio is is a narrow piece of ground hat i boxed in e3m sea xb sure Y wou 'Fie o r. c angoo proves e an access at this ti a for the grood of his or any otters future development McFadd®rn stat�cL that_ -'the - We _ Mr. Towne. He did of fe l tha it was his requirement t provide d4A access. Mr. Williams a Councilman in attendance stated that Cherry Lane will be a it�d- access read yahan went of the,-.�Mb.FaddQ land it could be impaired if not ompl telt' topped without _ -acrestreet-'_ Meridian Planning and Zoning .2e perty and Pack property ould be worked out a pose Mr. c a na a ifference if these 1 is tion was ascusse , u February 24, 1976 Tevelop at way Iccess to e owiled by ,t and seconded by Dr Lee Pulte that ' r1git t xu a on s ma er. .ty Council. Ex; Frost, yea; Pulley, ye ; Rowley, abstained a legal problem and not matter of the He ur era ones a r. c a o elopment of his larg par el to make sure he oma. ang an access ro way a presen areas to these groujids., chat a e owned by re present with Howa d en , Mre McFaddan stated that his pr back from - the frontage - - - the same time, and hat a cess e pr per y own�ie o use call of his land Mr. iddlemoser stated th 3—.tsup -ley, yea; Rowley, y a; D front by 0 fee deep Cherry Lane, what would be the t front by 250 feet eep. three ways and tha separate individual . Th's que hislans. Y The Motion was made by Owen Fro Lion of an uneven piece e ommissaon oes 9ve 1 be given to Leave on r It should be presented to the C' ature time. All ComierciLl Might Motion passed: Robe ts, y Dr. Pulley remarked that his i annang an onang o e 1 e. look carefully at his fut a de no ox anise an y no p time there are no v'sable acces . c'ad an. e Lane, Trom urg End Ge try to request the anne - o -' a ommer a ation of th � -the :balan -- - - - -- Mr. Lane indicated le It'nded evelopment. a ize i V90 The Gentry parcel iE also 90 fop_ Tromburg stated that Comm rcial _ that this would int it a escri 1p It was ascusse _ h car shou parcel of Mr. Trombtrg to some oor o soomme ing u esir e. - eo ion was m- e1by en os - Planning and Zoning recomnend t ommercaa ee ._i -dep - by Lane, Gentry and TrombLxrg, t i Motion passed: All yea, It was pointed out at t e cos owners. __.. It was decided to s dill 6a�owner sip e�iialey e a Larry Sale was pres it t e cos �...__._ - discu E ere a e -s- ---time nt to The several propose -�- The—wHole eri con s'derat I c n ur for the Ci y to ssume ✓ est o B1 ck Ca Ustick on he No th Locust Gro a on he Ea t Freeway on the S uth perty and Pack property ould be worked out a pose Mr. c a na a ifference if these 1 is tion was ascusse , u February 24, 1976 Tevelop at way Iccess to e owiled by ,t and seconded by Dr Lee Pulte that ' r1git t xu a on s ma er. .ty Council. Ex; Frost, yea; Pulley, ye ; Rowley, abstained a legal problem and not matter of the He ur era ones a r. c a o elopment of his larg par el to make sure he oma. ang an access ro way a presen areas to these groujids., chat a e owned by re present with Howa d en , n arc > ec , it property; 150 feet back from - the frontage - - - 67 to be residential. o e pr per y own�ie o use call of his land as a Conmiercial -ley, yea; Rowley, y a; D front by 0 fee deep > of annexation are �" t front by 250 feet eep. three ways and tha the to Gruber would suit hislans. Y Ghe—� 1 �► Lion of an uneven piece o land 1 be given to Leave on r 1 o a arge ature time. All ComierciLl Might open the and seconded by Wil and ow e- e the City Council the City annex and zone fronting on a rV3 o e pr per y own�ie balance to be zone "A" Residential. -ley, yea; Rowley, y a; ost, ea. > of annexation are o be borne by the land three ways and tha the City lerk should the area of impact thatlwill a discussed ns areas were presented. Fire is rict area -wfyj�- rjj .,.. a...�o Meridian City Hall .2. March 1, 1976 The Motion was made by Marvin Iodine and seconded b Kenneth Ra ussen that e ru es an rove ons an a rules reqtiring that ordinances be read n t ee di ferent days be dispensed w.th and that r mance Number as eat passe an approve a* Willi Leonard McFadden was pre ent tc request a variance to place one (1) house n W68t RP6a way at Ve-s--t7one on o six othe buD vision along West 7-0h Street. Mrs. McFadden state that, it would be better to keep lot even 7) for the -nadway- 0-ity-Engi ears had proposed-z-Fart-a ix (Q for a roadway. Towne Subdivision on Lot Six ( ). Ric Orton re erre o reco en a on a had pre n e as s an en by the consulting a gine rs. Mre Williams stated that he de iced of the McFadden' a m re concrete - dommittment for an Access to s proper yy-Ing East --oT--te o e u v s on. He felt that this s ould be pl tted as a means of firm co mitten nt. *� Mrs. McFadden asked if there was any difference between t eir 1 is in the Towne Subdivision tk-ju a y -.a re roadway,_ - _..- building would clos up access, Mr. Williams state that if thelots are ts--w u,1 d r_g _e to lock the halanep- of -Mr,-XcT!addezLI-A3-- land with no access that would be owned by him as a control against land locking against fil e.. ve t. The City Council ad ourn d the Council meeting tempo aril to discuss this matter. en re ur e e Councilroom. Ric Orton presented a drawing etch on the black b d w ich uld provide "ess a e a ante a r. c a en s proper y y us ng o o for a 60 foot road y. Mrs. McFadden preseted petition of residents aro d th pro rty at West Broadway a _ �ts 7l Addition. This pej ion 's one f the steps in securing a vari ce from the 0--mBuilding s -m ve-1bu' -- Mr. Schoen stated t t i a variance is allowed, the houses can be moved in - -vith minor tMPrUnts-a dI s-fI-n a ui ng code — __.W._ .--John-Navarro fitatad_ that and Broadway was not an tzireasonable request for the quality of homes in _-- thi a-vicini-ty.— The Motion was made by J hn Navarro and seconded by --arvi Bodi a that a ax�n e e a oWe3 o eui ding o es�oa owa on u2v to Lot 11 and 12 of J.M. Anderson Second Addition at West d d Broadway T Wiit F Rff ing Fermz sandZ-and other inspec bans as —required oE any ew s rut ure built in Meridian. _Motion passed: Bodine, yea; Williams, yea; Ras usse , yea Navarro, yea. 6dfl�( 32. fflGc i �i TF U ENT ,11[0, 39734. / RESTRICTIVE' AND 1?ROTECTIVE `COVEI�TANTS. FOR T?iE J. L, TOWNE SUBDIVISION IN ADA COUNTY STATE, OF IDAHO KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS; ..That we, the undersigned, are husband and wife, ' and that we are the owners and holders of the title in fee simple of that certain real estate situated in Ada County, Idaho., particularly described as follows: Lots 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and9 in Block One., Lots 1,2,3,.4,5,6 and 71nBlock Two, all in- 'the' J. L, Towne Subdivision in the NW. of the NES of.section Twelve, Township 3 North, Range 1 West of the'Boise Meridian, as ,shown on the official plat now of record in the' office of the County Recorder of Ada County, Idaho, to That all of the real property and all lots, parcels and. tracts of said subdivision, and any conveyance covering or conveying all or -any parts thereof either by reference to the above described plat or by name, number, or designation thereon, or by description, shallbe subject to the following restrictions, protective covenants, and conditions; and that by the acceptances of any conveyance of any property in said subdisision the grantor or grantees therein and their 'heirs, executors, administrators, successors or assigns, covenant with , ~ subsequent owners of properties said subdivision ` the t e er�ta tireri� i- ... or q p p vision as to the prop- erties described and conveyed in or by such conveyances as follows: a. All lots in said subdivisionshall be known and described as residential lots., and said lots, or any part thereof, or.any,, structure placed thereon, sl�all not be used for any special purpose but the use. o, said lots shall be limited solely for residential purposes. b. No buildings shall be ,erected, altered'. .placed or per-- ;r,it ted to remain'on any lots other than one detached, single family dwelling, not to exceed two stories.in height, and a private garage or not more tb.an two ,cars. c. No "building s1hall.be erected, placed, or altered on any lot until ti -,e construction plains and specifications, and a plan showing t1 -,,e locations of the structure, have been approved by the areh.itectual c or. trol c orrumittee as to the quality of workmanship, material, harmony of external design with existing structures and as-to,location with rlespect, to topography and finish grade elevation, No fence or gall sr;all be erected, placed or a.l.lowed on any lot nearer to any street. t:.].an the minimum building set 'back line 'unless similarily approved. Approval sl -,all be as provided, yin paragraphs n and o,, d. No dwelling 'shall be permitted on any l.ot.`at a cost of i' less than 611,500., based ,upon cost prevailing on the`,date these coven. - ants are recorded, it being the intention.. and purpose of the covenants to assure that all dwellings shall be of a duality or workmanship and material -substantially the same or better than that which can be pro.- duced on the date these covenants are recorded at the .minimum cost stated herein. for the minimum permitted dwelling size. The ground floor area of., the main structure,.. exclusive :of one story open pore lies and garages, shall not be less than. 1100 square feet for. a onestory dwelling, nor less than 650 'square. feet for a dwelling of more than .one story, M .. % w2^ _ .. BOOK!PA E e. No building shall be located on any lot nearer to the front lot line or nearer to the side street line than the minimum building set back lines shown on the recorded plat. In any event no building shall be.located on any lot -nearer than 25 feet to th.e.front lot line, or, nearer than 2.5 feet to any side street line,...No building. shall be located nearer than 71 feet to an.interior line, except that no side yard shall be requixed 'f or .a garage or other permitted acces- ... sory building'located 75 feet or more from the minimum building set back line. No dwelling shall be located on any interior. lot nearer than 40 feet to the rear lot line. For the'purposes of this covenant,, eaves, stews and open porches shall not be considered as a part of a building; provided, however, that.this shall not be Construed to permit. any portion of a building on a lot to.encroach upon another lot. f. -No'lot shall be resubdivi.ded into, nor shall any dwelling be erected or placed.on any lot having a width of less than 70 feet at 'the minimum building set back ,line or an area of less than 8,000 square feet.' g. Easements for installation, maintenance.of.utilities and drainage facilities are reserved as shown on the recorded plat and over the rear 6 feet of each lots h. No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried,on _. ve ...e a lot annoyance orinutsarice_toJt:he.:nsi.g�.b-�Y��ro.-od.P y y nor. _ _ n be done thereon which may be or may become an ann J. No structure of a temporary nature,,,trailer, basement, ,tent, snack, garage, barn, or other outbuilding, shall be used on any lot at any time as a residence either temporarily or, permanently. j. No `anima.ls, livestock or poultry of any kind, shall be raised,.bred or kept on any.lot, except that dog.s,,cats, or other. household pets,may be kept provided that they are not kept, bred, or maintained for any commercial purpose. k. 1`,o lot shall be .used or maintained as a dumping ground. "or r,bb:_sh. Trash, garbage, or other waste, shall not be kept except , in sanitary: containers... All incinerators or otY e.r, equipment foto the'. storaEa or disposal.of.such material shall be kept in a clean and san¢tary condition'* 1. No individual.sewage_disposal system -shall be permitted on any .lot. 1.na No irrigation water shall be,, used on,. any. lot in said , sub dTv:is ILC)n unless : the . same i.s piped in a suitable mannerunderg;roiind to tr�(3 pui.r-1t of use by the owner :of .sucr lot. Approval of any proposed pipe -line for the F=urp.ose of conveying irrigation water must be.:..ob- tained pram the architectural control' committee. n., The. architectural contr-ol, c.ommi.ttee is7 composed. _of Rill Humphreys, John L, Towne, Jr.,. and J L.. 'Towne, Sr. A majority of the committee may designate a representative to act.. for it. In the event of death or resignation of any member of the committee; the remaining members shall have full authority to designate a successor, .Neither. the members of the: committee; nor. its' designated representative shall be entitled . to any compensation .for : s'ervic'es 'performed pursuant to this covenant. At any time, the then' reIcordowners 'of a majority of the lots shall. have the power th.rough`,d ily: ret'arde'd writ.�ten Instrument to chaii�e the membership of the "cor=gi ttee ,or t6 withdxawa from the com-6 mittee or, restore to .it any; of `ita' power and duties gppj� J 11 o, The committee �a appro`.or `disapproval, as required in these covenants, .'shall. be gin writi,n$ /In the event the committee,,.. or its ,designated repres'enta'tives, fail to approve 'or disapprove within' thirty .days after plans and speoifications have been submitted to it, or in any event if,no suit to enjoin the construction has ,been coMmenced prior .to the completion thereof, approval will not be re. quired and the related covenants shall be deemed to have been complied with. .2. These. covenants and restrictions are to run.with sthe land and shall be binding on all the parties and, all persons claiming i)nder them for a period of twenty-five ,years from the, date .these covenants arra recorded, after which time said. covenants shall be .automatically extended for successive periods of ten years unless an, instru-ment.signed by a majority of the 'then owners,of.the'lots has '.seen recorded, agreeing to change said. covenants in whole or in part. 30 If the parties,h.ere.o, or any of them or their heirs or assigns or persons claiming under or through them'or any other person, whethe 'r such person be the owner of any property in said subdivision or not, shall violate or attempt to.violate any of the covenants herein, it shall be lawful for . any other person or persons owning any "real property situated in said subdivision to prosecute.any proceedings at law or equity against the person or persons violating or attempting to violate any such covenant, and either to prevent him or them from so doin&,,or to recover damages for such violation. 4p Invalidation of anyone of these covenants by judgment or court order shall,in no wise'affect any of the other provisions which, shall remain in, full force and . effect. 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Cr �Lld i r Gin, -r -n .��'�e�~ an t R o i.d ,11 c 1• -.c -n c .� T a_ '' — pt r ?'T�,.(�.'_...�iiY:!'�_i Earl11 T[rJT�� .'rT, ]Tqr 4)17 lever ic?1^TO 01.7 }" TMP,,•y _'.`Ll;" --- M' evp]_Eiined 'Ito thri a::: c'.i.rrl �t,talc`ir, A '_:,ow_�_t+-t-.071 txac .* .-- 4 --'---�f thPlea_<''$ll._.......-,__ it+a=:7" �'_R'�reati3On, I.11 t0 t•1'Ls* J-�, l; .,,n ",1. r' ”"•'}i�£S!? t'!it, 1 the puttiing Tin c '.1:', t.h� f j fi, �+cL?". '_N.' r''I ^':2' �i' r]F; � -n n� �r t .._.� r h A$. — `� - ra..' h� the �'lr."?C; _Eii1 I11eti.l A. ocliat: on. �-h.w"".' �%O� 17: .� b`t _+_; � ��',r7 j_ ;t }i Ll.i".'..�i - or rG' :Z°t9R i n iriAL.l duo to t„ , t ha'a me—{ f _ o = l� 11.x' .11 � - 7' �:,. ,:1,•tru. _ i:l:�:L 1iy y. !Lnt i i ,Ci } lrn CMr', i ., '. atria ..> ' Ted that in the: .: w if.. ' ,i' Meridian City Hall. February 2, 1976 Meeting called to order b the Mayor, Don M. Storey Councilmen present: Marvin Bodine; Kenneth Rasmussen Richard Williams; and Johnacro Others present: Dr. Glenn E. Ta z- Jef boy M.D., Gayle Bozo i; Gircia Mr. rs.ugene .raw Kunz; Richard Oxton Jr.; ozoni; r ; Ldroy Atwood; Leonard McFaddan; - nn a Gary Green; aw Roger Welter; en ;Palen Mike Gentry; onane; Wardle; Bruce Stuart =eve ; Dr. Glenn E. Talboy .D.; eleph ne 343-7784, Suite 21 125 Id o, Boise, 83702; -- was presenU-fo--Fp—,quezYa beer This establishment has not and had a wine zcense for the C6TI�i—eff]'119 license previously. The payor now. -�.� remarked that note issued a ice �.^ he can see no reason that tyey­sFou se, e-ITotion was "aTe^'Ty —o—Fn— Navarro and secon a byMa rva_n o ine that Guiliano's, a restaurant 1pcated at 7o4 E. Fairview, e granted beer and cinelicense o be ccH-sumed on Uie the Coffee Mill Rest urantl. premises, This r staua ant w s ormer y - - -- -- Motion -passed: Willi s, 3= a;-Raamussen-,-=yea; Bodine yea; Navarre; -yeas. A request for annexation and zone change was presente by John and Blanche Tromburg -_- --G retry, inn R - Lane., - w des ed to be Mr. Lane states that the properties on the South of F irvz- d_ and-zan 'Irim . a _. The Mayor informed txese land owners that they must pay thecost of publication --and_ 71.as he should also come before the Plan ��r�v� ing and Zoning Commi cion v - • �-�- to Present thenar __--- Qgosal for the.ir�ar comm datao shy to-the---CitC hca ----- body and and annexing authoritT. - -- - ..._ — --- The...Cit e his attAr�.-+ho.�'lannkxi ommissio�: agenda for their mee'ng i February. - - - Tn kayo sae a e lt- �%�iis m s0 e p. esen o he Planning and Zoning mmis ion b fore action by the City C until I Leonard came before the City Council to request permission to move two --McFaddan on tl e East lido Subd�visxon I cated of W. 7th Street. Ther lots years. It was point d out by Mr. have been owned by Leonard McFaddan the houseE he McFall afor sixteen nts tD move in t auction frCaldwell om re sold a.C to make way for t eir a'.rport. Vernon Schoen stat 11 hat a moved in structure must le up to new buildingl__._� t he= - variance to be alto w,d to be pl I -d--6- ced.T'his variance re uires the signatures ................ __..- a� wa t�17i1 et Grp �} e r�-G t -y- i-ssue-- aria�l a variancece,* Mr. ,Schoen is to inspect these buildings and report to th' Coun "l their _qualit and whether hey ould-- e appropriate for �bu"ldin s within the - - City limts.